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When Sheikh Hasina Was Addressing A Rally And Grenades Started Exploding
Dhaka witnessed one of the deadliest attacks in the history of Bangladesh on August 21, 2004. A major grenade assault on then opposition leader and future Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rally left 24 dead.
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"Recurring Attacks On Minorities": India On Hindus Attacked In Bangladesh
"We continue to witness a disturbing pattern of recurring attacks on minorities as well as their homes and businesses by extremists," said Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs.
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Hindu Man Khokon Das Dies After Being Beaten, Set On Fire In Bangladesh
Khokon Chandra Das, the Hindu man in Bangladesh who was attacked with sharp weapons and set afire, died today after battling for life in a Dhaka hospital, his family said.
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"We Have No Dispute With Anyone": Wife Of Hindu Man Attacked In Bangladesh
The devastated wife of a minority Hindu man, who was attacked with sharp weapons and set afire in Bangladesh, is at a loss for words.
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Hindu Man Attacked, Set On Fire In Bangladesh, Escapes By Jumping Into Pond
Khokon Das, another Hindu man, was attacked by a violent group in Bangladesh. The 50-year-old was injured after the attack and set on fire. The incident took place on December 31 in the Shariatpur district of the country.
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NDTV Ground Report: What's It Like To Be A Hindu In Bangladesh
Hindus in Bangladesh's troubled capital Dhaka in an exclusive conversation with NDTV's Ankit Tyagi, who is at ground zero, narrated the horrors they faced and concerns they have as attacks on them by radical Islamists.
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"Can't Demand My Return For Political Assassination": Sheikh Hasina
Violence has become the norm in Bangladesh, and the interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus is either in denial or powerless to stop it, the country's ousted Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has said
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How Violence Unfolded At Bangladesh Media Offices And The Aftermath
Bangladesh Protests Updates: Attackers looted more than 150 computers and laptops, multiple lockers for storing money, cash, and personal belongings from the employees' desks at Prothom Alo.
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Bangladesh Gears Up For Anti-India Leader's Funeral Amid Violence, Arson
A tense Bangladesh is gearing up for the funeral of anti-India radical leader Sharif Osman Hadi amid nationwide unrest and arson by protesters seeking justice for his assassination.
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Anti-India Leader Behind 'Greater Bangladesh' Map Dies, Dhaka On Edge
Sharif Osman Hadi, a prominent leader of Bangladesh's student uprising last year, has died while undergoing treatment at a Singapore hospital after fighting for his life for six days.
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"You Are Killing Me": 30 Bangladeshi Journalists Rescued From Office Set On Fire
It began with an attack on Bengali-language daily newspaper Prothom Alo, where the crowd had gone chanting slogans before setting the building on fire around midnight.
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Bangladeshi Student Uprising Leader Osman Hadi Dies Week After Being Shot
A leader of Bangladesh's 2024 uprising who was wounded in an assassination attempt and flown to Singapore for treatment has died in the city-state, officials said on Friday.
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India's Strong Objection To Bangladesh's Charge Over Pre-Election Shooting
Days after the attack on an anti-Sheikh Hasina radical leader in Bangladesh, the Muhammad Yunus administration in Dhaka has sought India's help to arrest and hand over the shooters.
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"Deeply Distressed": Sheikh Hasina Slams Yunus Over Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh
The interim government under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus actively sanctioned the assaults against minorities, especially Hindus, forcing them to displace and flee, said former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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'Shoot Those Who Show Intent To Kill': Dhaka Preps For Sheikh Hasina Order
Security is tightened across Bangladesh with police in the national capital ordered to shoot violent protesters ahead of a special tribunal's verdict against deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina over alleged crimes against humanity.
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When Sheikh Hasina Was Addressing A Rally And Grenades Started Exploding
Dhaka witnessed one of the deadliest attacks in the history of Bangladesh on August 21, 2004. A major grenade assault on then opposition leader and future Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rally left 24 dead.
-
"Recurring Attacks On Minorities": India On Hindus Attacked In Bangladesh
"We continue to witness a disturbing pattern of recurring attacks on minorities as well as their homes and businesses by extremists," said Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs.
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Hindu Man Khokon Das Dies After Being Beaten, Set On Fire In Bangladesh
Khokon Chandra Das, the Hindu man in Bangladesh who was attacked with sharp weapons and set afire, died today after battling for life in a Dhaka hospital, his family said.
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"We Have No Dispute With Anyone": Wife Of Hindu Man Attacked In Bangladesh
The devastated wife of a minority Hindu man, who was attacked with sharp weapons and set afire in Bangladesh, is at a loss for words.
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Hindu Man Attacked, Set On Fire In Bangladesh, Escapes By Jumping Into Pond
Khokon Das, another Hindu man, was attacked by a violent group in Bangladesh. The 50-year-old was injured after the attack and set on fire. The incident took place on December 31 in the Shariatpur district of the country.
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NDTV Ground Report: What's It Like To Be A Hindu In Bangladesh
Hindus in Bangladesh's troubled capital Dhaka in an exclusive conversation with NDTV's Ankit Tyagi, who is at ground zero, narrated the horrors they faced and concerns they have as attacks on them by radical Islamists.
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"Can't Demand My Return For Political Assassination": Sheikh Hasina
Violence has become the norm in Bangladesh, and the interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus is either in denial or powerless to stop it, the country's ousted Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has said
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How Violence Unfolded At Bangladesh Media Offices And The Aftermath
Bangladesh Protests Updates: Attackers looted more than 150 computers and laptops, multiple lockers for storing money, cash, and personal belongings from the employees' desks at Prothom Alo.
-
Bangladesh Gears Up For Anti-India Leader's Funeral Amid Violence, Arson
A tense Bangladesh is gearing up for the funeral of anti-India radical leader Sharif Osman Hadi amid nationwide unrest and arson by protesters seeking justice for his assassination.
-
Anti-India Leader Behind 'Greater Bangladesh' Map Dies, Dhaka On Edge
Sharif Osman Hadi, a prominent leader of Bangladesh's student uprising last year, has died while undergoing treatment at a Singapore hospital after fighting for his life for six days.
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"You Are Killing Me": 30 Bangladeshi Journalists Rescued From Office Set On Fire
It began with an attack on Bengali-language daily newspaper Prothom Alo, where the crowd had gone chanting slogans before setting the building on fire around midnight.
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Bangladeshi Student Uprising Leader Osman Hadi Dies Week After Being Shot
A leader of Bangladesh's 2024 uprising who was wounded in an assassination attempt and flown to Singapore for treatment has died in the city-state, officials said on Friday.
-
India's Strong Objection To Bangladesh's Charge Over Pre-Election Shooting
Days after the attack on an anti-Sheikh Hasina radical leader in Bangladesh, the Muhammad Yunus administration in Dhaka has sought India's help to arrest and hand over the shooters.
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"Deeply Distressed": Sheikh Hasina Slams Yunus Over Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh
The interim government under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus actively sanctioned the assaults against minorities, especially Hindus, forcing them to displace and flee, said former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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'Shoot Those Who Show Intent To Kill': Dhaka Preps For Sheikh Hasina Order
Security is tightened across Bangladesh with police in the national capital ordered to shoot violent protesters ahead of a special tribunal's verdict against deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina over alleged crimes against humanity.
